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Photo Forum / Digital Photography / DSLR Cameras / July 2005

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The aged DSLR users

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RichA - 14 Jul 2005 08:17 GMT
Interesting to see this statistic.

From dpreview.com

Digital SLR sales soar
Sales of digital SLRs continue to rise and nearly doubled in the
period 2003-2004, according to industry analyst NPD Techworld. PMA
Sales of DSLRs rose from 277,796 in 2003 to 578,000 in 2004 and are on
track to break records this year as 200,000 units had already been
sold by April 2005. The 2005 PMA US Consumer Photo Buying report also
reveals that 60% of DSLR owners are male, who are slightly older than
compact digital camera users at around 48 years old, but younger than
35mm SLR users at 52
DonB - 14 Jul 2005 09:21 GMT
A couple of years ago, all the posts were about Canon G5's and the
like. Now the point and shoots seem to have dropped off the face of the
earth in these groups,
Don
David J Taylor - 14 Jul 2005 09:39 GMT
> A couple of years ago, all the posts were about Canon G5's and the
> like. Now the point and shoots seem to have dropped off the face of
> the earth in these groups,
> Don

In this group, discussion of point-and-shoot is off-topic, as the group is
about SLR-systems.

Try:
 rec.photo.digital.zlr  -  higher end SLR-like point and shoots
 rec.photo.digital.point+shoot  -  compact format point and shoots
 rec.photo.digital  -  general

David
Scott W - 14 Jul 2005 18:28 GMT
> Interesting to see this statistic.
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> compact digital camera users at around 48 years old, but younger than
> 35mm SLR users at 52

Shoot, I am too old to be using a DSLR, I should be using a film SLR at
my age :(

Scott
Brion K. Lienhart - 14 Jul 2005 18:54 GMT
>>Interesting to see this statistic.
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> Scott

Well, lets see, I'm 44 and I just bought an Olympus E-300 in April.
However, I also just bought a Minolta SRT-201 for US$50 on eBay.
george - 21 Jul 2005 04:13 GMT
>> Interesting to see this statistic.
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> Scott

If you're really lucky, you fall into the Hasselblad demographics group <g>.
Bob Harrington - 15 Jul 2005 07:39 GMT
> Interesting to see this statistic.
>
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> compact digital camera users at around 48 years old, but younger than
> 35mm SLR users at 52

Eep!  I have a DSLR and two 35mm SLRs - no wonder I feel like I'm 152
years old...!

Bob ^,,^
 
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